This code will calculate the price per share purchased. For this and more codes visit http://cplusplus.codes. In this article. CODE Magazine is a leading independent software developer magazine covering dev technologies across all platforms. Selected Visual Studio subscriptions are eligible to receive a one-year subscription to either the printed or digital editions of the magazine. Visual RPG (aka “CodeStudio”) is a PC Windows XP-based editor for RPG IV, DDS, and other languages. It was original sold to AS/400 developers as a “CODE/400 for Windows” product when there was no Windows-based “CODE/400” (they only did an OS/2 version).
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Activation steps
The process to set up your CODE Magazine subscription is simple. Just follow these steps:
- Visit https://my.visualstudio.com/benefits
- Locate the CODE Magazine tile in the Professional Development or Education section of your portal, and click Get Code.
- You'll see a message that your code has been retrieved. Click Activate to continue. (If you're not ready to activate, that's okay. You can always go back to the tile to activate. The 'Get Code' link will read 'Activate' after you retrieve your code.)
- You'll be redirected to the CODE Magazine landing page. Select your country/region and choose how you'd like to receive the magazine.
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Visual Studio Dev Essentials members have access to the digital subscription only.
- Based on your selections, you'll see a note showing the price of your subscription along with the amount of the coupon that's been applied.
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For print subscriptions:
- Subscribers outside the United States may incur shipping charges.
- Please allow several weeks for the delivery of your first printed edition.
- Next, you'll need to provide your subscriber information and a delivery address. (The delivery address is required even for digital subscriptions, as it supports fulfillment, offer selection, and digital access processes.)
- If you live outside of the United States and chose to receive a printed magazine subscription, you may be asked to provide a billing address and payment information to cover the costs of shipping.
- You can opt in to CODE HTML Newsletter by clicking on the check box.
- Click Place Order to complete your subscription.
After you complete your subscription order, you'll see a confirmation page, including a link you can use to see which issues you've received: https://codemag.com/my/fulfillment.
Eligibility
| Subscription Level | Channels | Benefit | Renewable? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Visual Studio Enterprise (Standard) | VL, Azure, Retail | Available | No |
| Visual Studio Enterprise subscription with GitHub Enterprise | VL | Available | No |
| Visual Studio Professional (Standard) | VL, Azure, Retail | Available | No |
| Visual Studio Professional subscription with GitHub Enterprise | VL | Available | No |
| Visual Studio Test Professional (Standard) | VL, Retail | Available | No |
| MSDN Platforms (Standard) | VL, Retail | Available | No |
| Visual Studio Enterprise, Visual Studio Professional (monthly cloud) | Azure | Not available | N/A |
| Visual Studio Enterprise NFR1 | NFR | Not available | N/A |
1 *Includes: Not for Resale (NFR), Visual Studio Industry Partner (VSIP), FTE, BizSpark, Imagine, Imagine Premium, Microsoft Partner Network (MPN), Most Valuable Professional (MVP), Regional Director (RD), MCT Software & Services Developer, MCT Software & Services.
Note
Microsoft no longer offers Visual Studio Professional Annual subscriptions and Visual Studio Enterprise Annual subscriptions in Cloud Subscriptions. There will be no change to existing customers experience and ability to renew, increase, decrease, or cancel their subscriptions. New customers are encouraged to go to https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/vs/pricing/ to explore different options to purchase Visual Studio.
Not sure which subscription you're using? Connect to https://my.visualstudio.com/subscriptions to see all the subscriptions assigned to your email address. If you don't see all your subscriptions, you may have one or more assigned to a different email address. You'll need to sign in with that email address to see those subscriptions.
Frequently asked questions
Q: If the subscription is free, why am I being asked for a credit card?
A: It is cost-prohibitive to send free printed copies internationally. Subscribers who choose the print edition of CODE magazine and reside outside of the United States will be charged a fee for shipping. To avoid shipping charges, choose the digital version of the magazine.
Q: Why do I need to provide a delivery address for a digital subscription?
A: CODE Magazine collects your address, regardless of whether the subscription is for a print or digital subscription to support fulfillment, offer selection, and digital access processes. For more information about what CODE Magazine does with your data, please see their Privacy Policy.
Support resources
- Have questions about your CODE Magazine subscription? Contact CODE Magazine via email or phone, or submit an online support request.
- For assistance with sales, subscriptions, accounts and billing for Visual Studio Subscriptions, contact Visual Studio subscriptions support.
- Have a question about Visual Studio IDE, Azure DevOps Services or other Visual Studio products or services? Visit Visual Studio Support.
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Next steps
Check out the rest of the great benefits included with your subscription. Visit https://my.visualstudio.com/benefits.
If you haven't already activated the Azure DevTest individual credit benefit that comes with your subscription, visit https://my.visualstudio.com/benefits and click on the Azure tile in the Tools category to set up your Azure subscription and redeem your Azure DevTest individual credit.
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Not a month goes by without Microsoft rebranding something. Visual Studio Online is now Visual Studio Codespaces. It’s still the same remote development tool, though: Visual Studio, cloud-hosted developer environments, and a web-based editor meshed together. Most importantly, Microsoft will be slashing pricing on May 19.
At its Build 2019 developers conference in May, Microsoft announced Visual Studio Online in private preview and then released a public preview at Ignite 2019 in November. Visual Studio Codespaces lets you access remote environments from common templates, clone from a GitHub repo, and edit code in a browser. I’m not sure if Visual Studio Codespaces is a better brand, but Visual Studio Online never got quite the message across. It’s not just an online version of Visual Studio, but more a cloud-hosted dev environment that speeds up project onboarding, lets you switch between local environments and the browser-based editor, and integrates Live Share for coauthoring, editing, and debugging.
Visual Studio Codespaces is a response to a bigger trend wherein AI, big data, and cloud computing are shifting development beyond the “standard issue development laptop,” as Microsoft puts it. That was happening long before the coronavirus pandemic arrived, but it’s more important now as millions of developers are working from home. Microsoft, like many tech companies, is jostling to offer the best tools “that will help you be productive from wherever you’re working.”
Lower prices
A price cut never hurts. On May 19, when the digital Build 2020 event is supposed to kick off, Microsoft will start charging less for the time and resources developers use. The company will then post full details on the pricing page and calculator.
Microsoft is also introducing a new instance type for the scenarios that do not require much power. The basic instance type (2 virtual cores, 4GB RAM) costs $0.24 per hour when it launches today and will go to $0.08 per hour next month (67% less). Update on May 1: Microsoft accelerated the pricing change for the basic instance. $0.08 per hour is effective day.
The existing two instance types will also get cheaper. The standard Linux instance type (4 cores, 8GB RAM) will go from $0.45 per hour to $0.17 per hour (62% less). The premium Linux instance type (8 cores, 16GB RAM) will go from $0.87 per hour to $0.34 per hour (61% less). A Codespace, as Microsoft now calls it, also incurs storage charges ($0.0088 an hour for a 64GB SSD), billed to the second. Developers will still be able to create and delete Codespaces at any time.
If you want to avoid being charged at all, Microsoft recommends self-hosted environments. You can register any machine to Visual Studio Codespaces and connect to it from either Visual Studio Code or the browser-based editor. You’ll have to pay your own costs, but at least Microsoft won’t charge you anything.
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